| naruball said:
What does the bolded have to do with the LGBT community? Short answer? Nothing. No matter how much you'd like to pretend it does. It is the action of a single idiot that has nothing to do with the entire community. Was he even a liberal or did you just make that assumption all on your own? If you think that the actions of a same sex couple represent the rest of the community, I guess we should call all republicans Nazis and members of the KKK. Newsflash. They're not. Not matter how biased you are, this is beyond obvious. Oh noes. The left preach inclusivity but not all of its members are 100% inclusive. Such terrible people. But those other guys who don't preach inclusivity can do whatever they want, because they didn't preach it. Yup. So much better. Makes perfect sense. Make sure you add some more letters to the acronym next time since it bothers you so much. Or, you know, you can always google it. It takes 5 seconds, if not less. |
yeah that would be like saying there is a systemic problem because of the actions of a few. Like if a few black people got shot by racist cops and people started calling all of them racists or saying there needed to be reform. Then again BLM continually inciting language such as "pigs in a blanket fry em like bacon" is brushed off as a few bad apples by liberals and we should just focus on what the more tame members say their main objective is. Then republicans do the exact opposite with these two groups. For them BLM is the systemic problem while police officers are the bad bunch.
The way I see it, LGBTQ+ has a systemic problem with their movement in that way too many talk down to right wingers and assume they are intolerant, immediately shutting down the dialogue and creating an impass. BLM has a systemic problem in its violence inciting language and actions (see Dallas) and needs to weed out its more radical groups. The police have a systemic problem in that many of their more racist members have that kind of behaviour ignored until they shoot someone and then their punishment is less than severe. The muslim community has a problem in that they have no real leaders other than the jihadist ones that rise up one after the other and can't seem to get a clear voice for their religion to shout down these radical elements, which allows them to then grow. Finally the political parties have problems in that they cannot EVER emphasize their own side's problems. It's always (for Republicans) "let's talk about the real problem of radical BLM people!" and (for Liberals) "let's talk about the real problem of intolerant racist bigots!" News flash guys, we can crack down on both! I realize that'll be taken as political suicide because we have to be %100 in one direction or the other but it's the only way to actually solve the damn problems and someone has to be willing to be the first to give a little ground.
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